Cafe Deco Pizzeria (Tai Wai) — Restaurant in Sha Tin District

Cafe Deco is under Maxims group so I expect they do offer the credit card discounts like its counterparts.

After seated, I asked the manager (shop owner? As he was not in full uniform !?) if they have any discount for any credit cards. He said they do not do any of those but instead they have a membership scheme, didn't tell me how much and how it works, so I asked if the membership is valid in another Cafe Deco and the answer is no. I don't know if it was my bias but the manager had been quite arrogant throughout.

I then study the menu for a while, no water was served until I have finished ordering.

Given the attitude of the manager (all the staff are actually very nice and attentive, it is just the owner/manager which ruined the thing), by the time I was reading the menu I had already decided there wouldn't be next time.

Food in general is good, some of us complained the pizza was too thin and dry. Servers were attentive and polite, despite somehow being amateur and green.

There were only a few tables of customers during the night. I expect they will go out of business sooner or later provided the very high price point.

Credit cards accepted. 10%...

To be frank, it is not expected to have such great dining experience before we getting in to the restaurant.

Celebrating my birthday with father and mother in law with my kid and wife in the Wai, we do appreciate that staff offered a semi open area to us for easier conversation, sort of isolating us with others.

There is an cooperate application with tons of coupons and surprisingly, multiple of them can be used in the same time, enjoyed about $600 discount in total!

Beside the cozy environment, foods and drinks are both above average, ranging from appetizer, main and pasta. All of them are at the same level compared to the signature pizza🍕.

What I am not satisfied with is limitation of the dining duration in 90mins, the rest are unexpectedly awesome.

Recommended drinks: non alcoholic cocktail. Foods: steak...

This is a western style restaurant but the service can be improved....easily. Our main courses arrived before we finished our starters. A no no for Western dining. I understand if the restaurant is busy, but it was quiet. Also, no one ask how was our meals. These two services are very important in Western style dining. The sweet potato soul did not taste of sweet potato. My risotto was more "liquid" pumpkin purée than risotto rice, but still, was delicious. I didn't ask my fellow diners. One of the waitress did brought us toothpick without asking, and as we were chatting away after our meal, the manager did ask us whether we needed tap water, which is a...